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S&B Manufactured / Mobile Home
Program
NEWS
PDF file Update to Manufactured Home
Installation Manual
for Manufactured Homes Produced On or After April
1, 2007 (Revised Feb. 19, 2009) The December 8, 2005, federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development standard has not
changed. (Items 9, 10, 11, and 13 in the installation manuals were
added to the "changes or additions
to or omissions from" the HUD Installation Standards section.)
The key
changes are:
- Allows the use of 2 - 4 inch thick solid concrete blocks plus 1- 2 inch wood block to fill gaps;
- Allows the use of No. 2 spruce pine fir or better lumber for wood caps and shims; and
- Allows the use of painted ground anchors and tie-down straps instead of hot-dipped galvanized.
Recently changed forms
* SBD-10693 Statement of Transfer of Manufactured Homes to
an Heir or
Surviving
Spouse
(R1/09), PDF
File,
Word File
* SBD-10675 Manufactured Home
Community License Application
(R01/09), PDF
file, Word
file
* SBD-10885 Acknowledgement of Manufactured Home Title Surrender (N01/09) PDF file
* SBD-10702 Landlord Lien (R1/09), PDF File,
Word File |
Program
Description: The
Safety and Buildings
Division of the
Wisconsin Department of Commerce regulates various aspects of
manufactured housing. Staff members also provide services
relating to consultation,
education, inspection and complaint investigation.
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S&B
serves as the "State
Administrative Agency" under the federal Housing
and Urban Development Manufactured Homes Program. GO
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S&B staff issue titles for
manufactured/mobile homes.
* For
titling forms, GO
* For explanation
of specific titling situations and links to
the forms needed GO
- S&B
licenses manufactured home dealers and
salespersons.
* Info PDF
file
* See dealer-related forms GO
- S&B
licenses
manufactured home manufacturers GO
- S&B
licenses manufactured
home installers GO
- S&B licenses
and reviews plans for manufactured
home communities Info PDF file
- Manufactured Home Community License
Requrements, PDF
file
- S&B administers
water and sewer service provided in a manufactured home community ("Bills
of Rights for Sewer and Water Service") GO
1.
Manufactured Home Program
Contacts
GO
2.
Manufactured Home Program
Forms
3.
Comm 26,
Manufactured Home
Communities Code, PDF
file, GO
Comm 27, Manufactured Homes
Code, PDF file GO
Comm 20-25,
Uniform Dwelling Code (One- and Two-Family Dwellings) GO
4.
How to Obtain S&B
Codes
5.
Search
S&B records concerning
manufactured homes. On the search page, go
to
"Database Search for Specific Records" dropdown and choose
"Manufactured Homes." Then click on "Go to detailed search." |
1.
Manufactured Home Program Contacts
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A Web
page showing a number of manufactured home aspects
and contact information
- For
licensing of manufactured home installers and manufactured home
manufacturers, contact the S&B Credentialing Unit,
608-261-8500, madisoncred@commerce.state.wi.us.
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S&B
manufactured home consultants districts map, PDF file.
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Complaints/inspections
for manufactured homes or dealers will
be
processed through the Integrated Services Bureau of S&B, Leroy
Stublaski, Lstublaski@commerce.state.wi.us,
608-339-4657.
- Complaints/inspections for
manufactured home communities can be
directed to Brian Ferris, 608-785-9335, -
bferris@commerce.state.wi.us.
- Manufactured
Housing Code Advisory Council
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Landlord/tenant
issues are handled by the state
Department of
Agriculture and Consumer Protection, http://datcp.state.wi.us/,
800-422-7128.
Information Resources
Per
Comm 20.09(4)(b), foundation
systems
serving
manufactured homes may be designed by structural analysis
but do not
need to be signed and sealed by a registered professional.
Here
is a PDF file
concerning an acceptable slab on
grade foundation system for manufactured homes, prepared
by Larry Swaziek, S&B Manufactured Home and Uniform Dwelling
Code Program Manager.
PDF file Update to Manufactured Home
Installation Manual
for Manufactured Homes Produced On or After April
1, 2007 (Revised Feb. 19, 2009) The December 8, 2005, federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development standard has not changed.
(Items 9, 10, 11, and 13 were added to the "changes or additions to or
omissions from" the HUD Installation Standards section. The key
changes are:
- Allows the use of 2 - 4 inch thick solid concrete blocks plus 1- 2 inch wood block to fill gaps;
- Allows the use of No. 2 spruce pine fir or better lumber for wood caps and shims; and
- Allows the use of painted ground anchors and tie-down straps instead of hot-dipped galvanized.
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Email this page's manager, Todd Taylor, ttaylor@commerce.state.wi.us
or 608-267-3606
The Department of Commerce Safety and Buildings Division is
an
equal opportunity service provider and employer. If you need assistance
to access services or need material in an alternate format, please
contact us, 608-266-3151, TDD Relay dial 711 in Wisconsin or
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